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NATO Ankara Summit: Reshaping the Future of Transatlantic Security The NATO Ankara Summit is about far more than the war in Ukraine. It marks a pivotal moment for the future of the Alliance, transatlantic security, European defense, and Türkiye’s strategic role in an evolving global security environment. In this...

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